Elon Musk swiftly rebuffed Tucker Carlson’s widely circulated conspiracy theory about aliens. The SpaceX CEO refuted Carlson’s assertion that extraterrestrials are “spiritual entities” dwelling beneath Earth’s oceans.
During an appearance on “The Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, Carlson, known for his political commentary, contended that the notion of aliens originating from Mars is a “lie,” citing the absence of evidence supporting interplanetary visitations.
“There’s no evidence, has never been any evidence, that there are lots of these objects, these vehicles, coming into our atmosphere from somewhere else, some other planet,” Carlson asserted. “There’s no evidence of that at all.”
Instead, Carlson proposed that aliens are “spiritual” or “supernatural” beings with a millennia-long presence on Earth, claiming substantial evidence for their existence beneath the ocean and ground.
Following Carlson’s viral remarks on social media, Elon Musk took to Twitter to dismiss the theory. Musk stated that his extensive array of Starlink satellites, which furnish internet connectivity to rural regions in the U.S., has yielded “no evidence” of extraterrestrial life.